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A few days ago, and yesterday, I mentioned that a new piece was coming, and I've had quite a few people asking where it's at.

The truth is, the deeper I dug into the last 25 days of GNS, the bigger the piece became.

What started as a simple update turned into something much larger because when I laid all of the developments out on a timeline and started connecting the dots, I realized there was a much bigger question that needed to be answered first.

How does a company remove approximately 36.6 million shares from effective circulation, continue advancing multiple corporate initiatives, continue moving litigation forward, continue reducing potential future supply, continue attracting long-term holders, and yet somehow end up with a lower share price than where it started?

That's not a bullish question...

That's not a bearish question...

That's a mechanics question...

And those are the questions I care about.

Anybody can look at a chart and tell you the price went down. The harder part is understanding whether the price movement actually reflects the underlying reality of what's taking place.

Over the last few weeks we've had float reductions, ERL developments, LZGI developments, buyback activity, AGI announcements, Bitcoin strategy expansion, court cases advancing, continued DRS accumulation, elevated dark pool volume, increasing borrow costs, and multiple trading sessions where volume exploded well beyond normal averages.

Most people look at those events individually. I'm interested in understanding how they interact with one another because markets usually don't move on isolated events. They move on the combined weight of dozens of moving parts colliding at the same time.

That's what takes time. Not finding the information, but explaining it in a way that makes sense.

Anybody can throw a prompt into AI and generate a few thousand words while spam posting repetitive content. What takes work is building a thesis, pressure testing it, identifying where the weaknesses are, identifying where the strengths are, and then figuring out how to explain all of that to retail investors without turning it into a dry, boring textbook.

That's why my DD takes longer than others.

"The Shady Bunch" is still coming, and it's actually one of the more entertaining pieces I've written (working on a ton of GIFs for it)...But this one jumped the line.

Before we start talking about the cast of characters in the Swamp, I think it's important to first understand what has actually happened over the last 25 days and why there appears to be such a massive disconnect between price action and the underlying mechanics.

My job isn't to tell people what to think. My job is to show the math, explain the mechanics, connect the dots, and let people reach their own conclusions using critical thinking skills.

Reach one, teach one. The more we equip retail with knowledge, the easier our fight against The Swamp becomes.

I hope to see you all soon (before the weekend ends). Like, follow, and share if you can. It's the only way my content reaches new eyes and helps improve retail's overall understanding of this play and the market as a whole.

Whether you end up bullish, bearish, or somewhere in between after reading it doesn't really matter to me. What matters is that you're working from the full picture instead of a headline, a tweet, or a narrative.

The TLDR and talking points for the upcoming piece are listed below.

OneLove and StayBlessed
NumbersOverNarratives
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